reading comprehension

Build a Culture of Questioning to Transform Learning

Build a Culture of Questioning to Transform Learning

Presented by Erin Mohr, Assistant Director of Elementary Education, Hamilton Southeastern Schools (IN); and April Smith, Lead Gifted and Talented Teacher for Elementary Schools, Orangeburg County School District (SC)
Moderated by Teri Laliberte, Assistant Director of Professional Learning, Great Books Foundation

Oral Language: A Key Part of Student Literacy Success

Oral Language: A Key Part of Student Literacy Success

Oral language has been overlooked in education, seen as something students would learn naturally. However, recent research shows that teaching oral language in schools lays the foundation for academic success.

Oral Language: The Hidden Barrier to Reading Success

Oral Language: The Hidden Barrier to Reading Success

Presented by Anne Penn Cox, Director of Student Services and Early Learning Coordinator, Livingston Public Schools (MT); Dr. Charles Hulme, Emeritus Professor of Psychology and Education, University of Oxford; and Dawny Hill, Speech-Language Pathologist & Implementation Success Partner, OxEd & Assessment

Key Leader Moves to Support a Text-Rich Environment for Literacy

Key Leader Moves to Support a Text-Rich Environment for Literacy

Maybe your state reading scores show your students are below grade expectations, or teachers have noticed that as students move up in grades, they don’t have the decoding skills to read more advanced texts. As an education leader, there are a few foundational strategies you can put in place to support your staff and students.

Making Vocabulary Instruction Practical, Powerful, and Playful, All Across the Day

Making Vocabulary Instruction Practical, Powerful, and Playful, All Across the Day

Presented by Dr. Lucy Calkins, Robinson Professor of Literacy at Teachers College, Columbia University, Founding Director at The Reading & Writing Project at Mossflower, and Senior Author of Units of Study in Writing, Reading, and Phonics; and Katy Wischow, Staff Developer, The Reading & Writing Project at Mossflower